July
Olympics will leave lasting legacy for handball says Prof
Chairman of the British Handball Association Professor John Brewer has set a target of one of Team GB’s teams reaching the last eight at the London Olympics.
Olympics ceremony celebrates greatness and quirkiness of Great Britain
Senior lecturer Jane Logan said her nerves are jangling as she prepares to perform in front of four billion people at the Olympics opening ceremony.
New network will improve older people's diabetes care
A network to improve diabetes care for older people is to be set up across the country.
Graduate returns for Uni to premiere film
Alumnus Demetria Karongah, will return to the Luton campus to premiere her latest film.
UK referendums have limited impact according to Uni expert
A leading marketing expert predicts a referendum on Europe would actually see only 25 per cent of the country vote to pull out of the EU.
Staff and students helping at Olympics show off kit
When the official opening ceremony at the Olympic Games gets underway this week, staff and students of the University of Bedfordshire will be proudly playing their part.
Drink water for hydration, say academic, as study slams sports products claims
Athletes are being urged to treat sports products claiming to enhance their performance with caution – unless there is clear evidence.
Mother to run marathon in memory of son
The mother of a University of Bedfordshire student who died before completing his studies is preparing for a monster of a challenge – The Loch Ness Marathon.
Marketing academic’s paper wins top award
The paper of a marketing academic from the University of Bedfordshire beat 350 competitors to win a top prize at a prestigious conference.
Former Registrar honoured with award
The former Registrar of the University of Bedfordshire was honoured at a graduation ceremony at the Luton campus for his commitment to the University.
Embed dignity and respect in adult care, conference told
The lack of adequate care given to older people has been a cause of national concern for some time. How do we ensure they are treated with the dignity and respect they deserve while in nursing and residential care or in hospital?
Proud day for Health and Social Sciences graduates
The pride was apparent on the faces of family and friends as their loved ones walked the short distance from the pews to the altar of St Mary’s Church to collect their well earned degrees.